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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-26

FROM all over the western half of the
state comes news of boom in real estate,
and this is but the beginning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-26
FOR SALE.

DEACA. PLUM AND APRIG9FSfREES-
L Special inducementsaoTefed to purchasers
for the next thirty days. Have also a full line
OF nursery s:ock, shade and ornamental trees.
Address: 4. II. Boyd Il Son, Proprietors of the
Iarrant County Nursery, Edliss, Tex. Wanted
good agent for every county in the state.
w HITE ELEpHaNT SALOON of the late
w ID. II. Moore, al Paris, Tex. forSsaIe with
al its attachments, With lease on building un-
III NAY, lsso, ssDdffcense paid NJ to August II,
1ssa,~A Apply TO J. W. Ownby, Administrator. p.
o. Box l16, Paris, Ten.
ID G YARS aides wishing Turkish ing
L l. yarn can. liSd nice assortme ntat Mrs. A,
+ BlackburnE POS Hard ng street between
East FIRST and Sscond.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-26

Fon KENr-DwEL.I,IS,3s.

~ RSIsHED Rooms fer rent. J. NJ. Rob
L bins, 3C2 East W atherford street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-26

n INTELLIGENT MI DLE-AGEp w 10
~ ow without encumbrances, with /, xcellent
health, best of references IS 20 hon. exc epfng
qualifcatlonsan and character, wants home in a
family thatwiu appreciate a ainstaking he'll
per, where she can earn a support Address
Mrs. 6, Gazette office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-26

w ANTED-A GOOD south r on; furnished
w for SenuenlaR and wife: near Ellis hotel
Address y. q. Lock box 40
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-26
WANrED-FEMALE HELP

NTANTED-A 1irst eiAss stc6oK, washer and
w I[onsEj Swede or German preferred; good
wages paid Apply to Mrs F. ". Ball, Gl2 Cal
hOun street.
"ANTED-A colored iwonsrrf 10 COOK and
w boy to wash dfstes sppIy at Fort Worth
Grocer Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-26

caller who sent in his card, and heard in
an adjoining room young woman say
damn the man! Show him in"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-26
THE TRADES.
sITU .TION &NrED-FEnALt

WIASTED-One first C ass coat maker at
w Corse& Son, Paris, Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-26
DELIVERRD BY CARRIERS:

A4-Subscribers wishing their address
hanged from one postoffice to another, must
give the oil address as well as the new, or the
change cannot be made.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-26

EOk REAT--4& tntee-rooGi cottage, No. 6l4
w. f. Lakes office "
DWELLING FOR RENT soAstory. con
~ tanning eight rooms and bath room. partly
furnished or without furniture; splendid loca-
uon good references required. Inquire 4O3
Main street. +. Z. Fosdick
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-26
SITUATION wANrE.-M,I.R.-

WANIED-By r. inst -slass cook, place in
w hotel, CITY or country; A l reference;
VII work ehesp and guarantee satisfaction.
ADDRESS + c., 5ll Vain sire I, Fort Worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-26
PERSONAL,
BUsIN Fss CHANCES.

4 GOOD LOCATION for ,aspaying saloon in
- Donham sll h1tures Tor sale; good reason
Tor selling; house can be rented for $50 a
month; a-rere bargain for some one; good bill
llata-sac e; apply at once. Mrs. a. :. Chap
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-26
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.

AZ persons seeking employment rho cannot Gf-
fordto pay may adrer.ise in this column for STU
tions free of charge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-26

WTANIEU-Abou 1860 head OF yeathpsz bisi.
w ers next April state range and price.
VIII drive to,C iorafo or New Mexico: Ad-
dress X. hcNicnolas, box As, Sht rmap, Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-26
TO EXCHANGE,

MY HOME aud business now beingln Norm
in galveston, for property either n Fort worth
Dallas, Gainesville or Cleburne. INQUIRE OF
Robinson Bros butchers and dealers In cattle,
etc, 1906 Main street yort Worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-26
FOR RENT-HOrEL

IfOR RENT-A good hotel. thirty rooms. all
Il furniskedi we'll 19csted. splendid Oh
poItunit9 for good hotel man. Huffman, Sci
lers Co., FOrI Worth, Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-26
wANYEn-.RnefsIl5Eks
wASTED-ROOMs,

WANFED-Day Joaraers. j. b. Litsy. 500
w West Four b street.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-19
1t Was a False Alarm,

y bowling swell was riding on the Sixth
Avenue Elevated the other afternoon, when
a smell of burning cloth made itself notice
able. Every seat in the car was filed. Two
pretty young women, who had been casting
Sleeps eyes at the swell, turned up their noses
and gazed at each other in dismay. All the
passengers looked at each other curiously. A
man in blouse turned to the swell and said:
Il guess you're on fire Got any matches
in your pockcti'
The swelrs English mutton chop whiskers,
like those of the famous Dundreary, seemed to
change color as he jumped from his seat in
alarm. Every eye was turned on him as he
nervously felt in one pocket after another,
The two young women giggled, and, unable
TO stand it any longer, the rushed for the rear
platform and there continued his search.
Still the odor of burning sulphur did not
abate. L pervaded the whole car, and soon
everybody was going through tie same an
tics, while the Young women became de-
cidediy nervous. Just then the guard came
in to announce the Blocker street station.
what the matter' Is the car afrel'
asked stout, red faced man, who was per.
spring from lis exertions.
The guard shifted the air and laughed.
Its the smoke from the engine he said.
They've put on some soft wet coal and the
wind blows the smoke this way
The swell came back chattering with cold
and nal as a bull. He he'd his box OF wax
matches in lis Inrj and they were all RIGHT.
The rest Of the passenger settled back in their
seats and sull-1.--.cw Nori. Sun.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-19
COMMERCIAL.
corrected Daily f7r Tur STATESMAN.

corrected Daily t'r TINS STATSsAAN.
The following are wholesale or jobbing prices Of
goods uyer the counter In the city OF Austin, eN-
cept when otherwise stated. Higher prices are
charged for smaller lots
Staple Dry Goods Jre,s pnnJ-, 1SJb'i,;
Stan dard plaits, ~ Csc; TIGHT brown domestic.
-, SC; Medium do, -, ngsi,io; i-ayy DO, g.
7,tGqic; 5eacheI do, 49,, 81 De; Hyays 10, g.,
plsids, ,HGS-; brown lgck!ag, ~ ,lsc; 'r,s-
ginghams, T!iglSc; do 'Snry plaius, 7l.Jllc;
Co'tonatss, Aih', '5l'si do, hea is't3l. (;
Jeans. cotton, l1sjDl5c; do, all VOL, ~ .5s..
Waitress tciant, ,SG3-; fhShe' do, 'Stl,g:
Hickory do. SleilSc
Itrocerles -ApplaA, d-tec, cuo'ce new ~, tie:
peschas .dried, Sc: Bacon, long clear. 81. s9,gc;
do, short, ~. gg%c; do, breAkf.s', llAGll2c;
Lame sllared, l24 El3,; Hci,e-el, per ~, -;
Lard. tArce, IA %; do cans si.lts NC: res. I'm
paris', iNJ65c; DO gunpoHu"r, iNEAN; Duura
Rio, lo-.2c: Soap, per case, ReIS' d" sat
I2"i'i s5a g? si7S "a y n ~; SS.Sa VA
5acydsc; do While, b%%oTc; stan iAF- t;an''
laset, C: Cuf LOST 4 B7a Molasses-acu's.sns.
.1eisAc; drips, AG#c.
Grain-Rye, per bustel, -; Corn. white
sseSed, 6Iic; Cornmeal ooc; Prairie hAS Per w
lbs, 7StESlc: 0sts, sc; Bran, per ln he, = l2'i
Alfalfa clover ell, per blsnel, SIS ~; johnson
yrsss SEED, 80 -, Bottom hay, per ton, 50 H
Timothy, so %.
Hardware--Axes, ManH's or Collins, PEI coz
g 80; Axe handles, No, l. 81 q; do, No. :, 81 g
Axle grease, Mitchell per rIcst, 20 ": do
Golden, per gross, s. 30; BELLE, stock, per doz
81 O0st 81; Chains, trace, per psir, S5stS1c Coal
hlscksmith's, per ton, Sl6 00llS OF; Horsashoes
Burdens, s. so; Hsmes.' Der doz, : l0Na %
Iron. bar &c; do sheet. No -, &; DO galvanized
Sc; Male, steel, : 2j; do horseshoe SsraEac
No. Z, 81 90; do Adssble 81 IS; Rope, 8, inch an
larger, llHc; Steel, eDring, &: DO lsv, &C: dc
American, ISc; Wife, harbe3, Sl75; do galvanized
55ic; Wire, plair, IS do galvanized, S1.
Citv Mat Markat-Frssh baaF mar r,rr,T
61l2Hc; do pork, lOGl94c; do mutton, lJc, D.
fish, dressed, per pound l2Hc.
Hides-Ory Ennt, prime, l51iic: Dry salt
prime, sDitc; Wei Salt, prime, sec; Greer
butchers, 616hc.
Wool-We quote best grades Texas At iS83lc
Drugs-Acid. benzoie, per ounce, &c; do car
bolio, sol, soc; do ctric, per pound, Soc; do sui
phuric, per pound, CSC; do Artsric, per pound NC
Alum, per pound, SC; Ammonis, caro, per pound
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-19
Farm and Ranch.

An experienced bee keeper states tina
if honey be placed while hot in glass jars,
and the Jars sealed, the honey will
not candy, which is a difficulty to be
avoided.
Once wind mill shall have been put up
the power will cost nothing. 1t will not
only pump water, but grind grain, operate
saw, turn the grindstone and perform
other valuable service.
The feeding of sour slop or fermented
grains may cause disease. Yet such food
is fed regularly, though there is always a
risk in feeding any kind of food that is
not sound Or in the best condition.
1t has been demonstrated that calves
pay better when kept until ten or twelve
weeks old than when sold as soon as born.
They will give return for all the milk
they consume, as we'll as lessen the supply
of milk marketed.
Although the strawberry plants thrive
best when the season is not very dry, yet
the subsoil should be plowed deeply, and
also, undetermined if possible. Too much
water is as injurious as too little, A fine
mellow soil is best.
The milk from sick or diseased cows
should always be thrown away. Nothing
spreads contagiOn sooner than impure or
filthy milk, yet, as a rule, all the milk is
poured into cans together without regard
to the condition of the cows.
The best turkeys for breeding purposes
are those two years old. Ifyearling stock
be used, the earliest Matched males and
females should be selected 1t will be of
no advantage to have them begin to hatch
until the weather shall become warm
San Angelo Standards: ]. W. Knapp,
of North Concho, says that ont of , 400
| ewes bred by him last season. he has OBJ
tanned a lamb crop Of 2.2G9. Re will be.
gin sheGring right away, and mis- 10 600
pound clip will roll into Angelo some
time in May.
Mr.. Jno h. Hoxie, of Taylor, is selling
eight and nine months $50 pound pigs
for s. hundred, and is supplying the
butchers of Taylor with all they want at
that. This is much better than sending
north for pork, and shows that Texas can
easily furnish its own pork.
Texas Live Stock journal: judging
from specimens seen at the Taylor fair,
the cross Of Hereford and Shorthorn
would be hard to improve on for breeding
up Texas stock on. They seemed to
unite the best qualities of both breeds,
and lose the weak points, if there are any.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-19

The prevalent story of the formation OF
dew IS quite disarranged by the observation
Of Professor Il. Z. Alvord, who has lately
published treatise on the subject He en-
p!oyed nice instruments, such as have been
described by Sachs and Darwin. IL found
that on clear nights. when the atmosphere
was rarefed the lighter stratum would be
easily pushed out Of the way by the cool and
heavier body drawn by its weight to tie sur.
face The thermometer at four inches from
the ground would in these cases range from
5 TO 10 degs lover than at four feet from the
ground.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-19
SeemIn2Iy Eradicated

With repeated and powerful doses of quinine'
chills and fever, in some one of its various
forms, springs into active existence again,
often without the slightest apparent pro-
vocation. To eXtinguish the smoldering en-
bers Of this obstinate and reconcile malady,
no less than. to subdue 1t when 1t RACES
fercely in the system, Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters is all sufficient. When every resource
Of the pharmacopHia has been exhausted
against it in vain the Bitters conquer twill
remove every lingering vestige Of il. Nay,
more, the Bitters will protect those brought
within the influence Of the atmOsphe &c
poison that begcts mIlarial disease from its
attacks. Disor les Of the stomach, liver and
bowels are among the complaints to be APP.
pretended from the use of mia sma tainted
water. TEese are both cured and prevented
by the Bltters. rheumatism, constipation
and renal complaints, yield to its action.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-19
ST. LOUIS.

ST Louis. MAY l.. Flour Improved
demand, but unchanged.
Wheat May and June firm and &c higher, but
n"w .rop month closed a l51Ac below Yesterday
Va. rel cash, Sjli Sc; May, S5A0S6c clos
ing at Sbe; Jun", Sjc; July, SlI@S2'sc, clos
ing al 50; August, slls0Nl'c, clos-
i ai sc! :: s'''' Se''e~'''' 's42S'~'' closing
corn Firm; /, A., c hishe-. with active export
demand; cash, Iil@}SC; Nav, 36Isc bid June
3rac; .July, 81 3Sc, closing at Sc; August,
O1,s - Easy: no options; cash, a7ssc: May,
2'4c BID; June, p C bit; J1ly, held a, 2jc; Au'
Corumael - Firm and active at s9l5
Rye---Stesdy at 55c.
BarleyNo sales: no demsnd.
Hay teady; prime ranges s65l0l0.jO; tim
othy, SS.i00l3jO
FLAX seel-..Dull, with small lots selling at 81 ,O3
% rs for seed.
Bran-Actiye aad steady.
NhHky-Steady at Si05
uylsioas-Market very quiet.
Pork - Od mess, SliO); irregular new
mess, $500.
Dry Salt Mea's-BoxeL, shoulders, g 70;
long clear s7l.,s; clear riba, S7.61ia; short
Dac5G-B,xed lot4, shoulders, s6.l2is g6 IS;
ons clears, s7.S11, %; clear ribs, S7.'5.
Hams = Quiet and prices unchanged; Sll.9'
0l4tU.
Afternoon board &c. Wheat Lower, but firm
June, S5c; July, sl'5GSlbc; August, Slls@l':c
september, C-IN' Nolu -bull' uNl AIu449 hclu
Oats--teady.
NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORPHANS, May l7.-Flou! Quiet but
firm: choice, S3.S0S 90; fancy, Sal
GAO; extra fancy, S4.4O1450 MinnesotG
and winter wheat patents, Sl.9OG5l",
Corn - Market quiet
Oats-Quiet and steady at 3,G3il:c.
Cornmeal-Flrmer: S2.4 a. -
day-Steady prime. Si5.GdGl6oO; choice, 81 q
8lSO
liog Products-Dull and lower
Pork-Sl650
Lsrd-:6 %. 6.f2l,
Bulk Meat Shoulders, IS 30; long clesr
and vlsar rlh-, s. 81.
Observation-Disclosures, s637H; long clear, sS 2o
clear ribs, SIS y
HAms-S!l - tJll.tJ.
Whisky-tluiat and weak at s1.05Tt1.l3
COff-a-Market excited and 50 unsettled that &c
curate quotations can hardly be given; Rio, IA
pc.
Rice Firm; 32.G44c.
Cotton seeu prOducts--In fair demand; prime
crude oil > lG3Oc; summer yellow, iS6c cake suC
meal, gao .uull2O.25.
Sugai-Quiet but steady; open kettle, good fair
10 prime, 47s05c; centritugsls, of white, 5llQ
3 9-ltc; choice yellow, clarified, 5HG5 loo
seconds, 4AG5lSc
Nola=ses : Steady; Centritugal7, strictly prime
20 fancy, 80. BIC.
Produce-Ntarke; quiet, but steady.
Syrup-Louisiaua, 20 to 3gC.
New York eXChalge-Sight, Sl.5l premium, pei
Sl,0tO
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-19
GRAIN AND PROVISION MARKETS
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, MAY l.. - Whest started In ;his
morning with jump To SIC for June, and sold
immediately 70 S9is d nae. IL then dropped hsck
10 -, WSSilC, but was active and irregular Trad
in. was very general At the start snd clique
hr. kers did very little A the session advanced
trSdiug IN wheat became very light. though, COZ
considering the SmoUut Of business done, prices
moved around with considerable alacrity. The
limits lay between S,,.0N> 2 y"c for June, and II
was tuuu impossible 10 move them either above
W below Oh ese figures until short time before the
closa of the session, thOuC Oh both extremes Were
touched several times. Ii wss evident that the
buying operations Of the clique were not large
Tuwa'G the close the close the market sgsin stif.
feued up, and closed - sc for June, and sc f,r
july.
Corn opened strongarat Il C. but broke 10 n Sc.
When wheat declined it developed into quite 4 deal
aud ranged between Il and II sc for July, and
closed At the latter figure.
July ribs opened firm and higher at sI42tt The
dtmnass was due 10 lighter receipts of hogs than
was expected. July lard opened steady at $3.50.
) tterWatds provisions became quiet,
and July rebate sold down 20 s. -, and July lard
/ % .S3-i, closing ~ Sb.3l for the former ana
I 81 for the latter.
! FUTURES.
Following are the highest closing prices in Lead
] ing futures:
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-19

,-c. Rs,soY, co,sb,a per pouno. SOC. Borax. per
n.',,,d 81 g, CaIomel. per round, slG95c;
oSncp &c: Cbiorotorn. per pognG 55c: Chloral.
SyITsia. UeT noun. Z bStl2s: Cream Of Jnrtar,
-" - 'r~o.r e -: GrT. opium. PEI pcuud o
v,T,Eirs. Ier ounce, =; Potassium, bromide,
gni, he nsr opnca en- On
o,nain'. U,.co, ,,s.sr 5r,rs-yo I
bu'luihe Ma'erial si' do, No
.t % . X, = surfaced zen.
All Nea : - ~; 90, 90 : ,,-, ~ Ton.
~ SUI p,sied cs,Iin,. l.,
y. "'.'.'-' RCD, = %.iIing ], lalh
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-19

MlssING-From Taylor. Texas, E ID
Moore, aged 26. with dark hair and eyes.
about 512 feet i'll height; weighs aton.
$50 pounds. When last heard from 10
was on his way to Colman City. Lot
Taylor, Texas, June, 1886. Any inform
ton leading to his discovery will be Be-
warded. Address John n. Moore, An
lope Springs, via Fort Fetterman. Wye
ming territory.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-19

San Antonio correspondence: Caot
W. Wallace, of Frio county, is in, and re-
ports glorious rain all about wester-
Frio, southern Medina and Zavala coug
ties, that will fill the water holes and ste
grass, but owing to the very dry conditi
of the ground it will have to be supp
mented by another inside of a week or
to be of permanent benefit.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-19
COFFEE MARKETS.
GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, May 7.-Cofee-Narket ruled
unchanged; following is range; good
ordinary, ISi:Gl9c; fair, 10 Jl9,ic; "r'ms, l9li
0lgl.c: choice, 2Ol 2Oi.c; pesnerry, ~ a@S2ic;
Uld government Java, 27AG-Sc. Importers
of Rio coffee fill orders FOR round lots
at the following prices: Good ordinary,
,SLGlsl4c: fair, lS1tEylg;; prime, l9.4@l9lac
choice. Ig,,GIgGc: peab4rry. 2p92 &c. stock is
estimated At 500 bags.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-19

The small farms should always be d.
voted to those crops that are not grot-
extensively. A farm of ten acres will n
pay if wheat and corn is grown upon
but if used for growing fruit or gard
vegetables it will be large enough for
the work that can be given it. Ever
thing depends upon the kind of Gro
grown.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-19
Financial and Commercial
OFFICE DAILY ASD WEEKLY ST ,TrsMAv,

OFFICE DAILY And WEEKLY Sr,TEsNAS,
AUSTIN, May Il
review of the past seven days is by no Heana
unsatisfactory, aud shows that whilst there l. no
boom, and none Is expected, still there is graapA
recovery from the droath depression of the last of
April Reports from the country continue to be
cheering, aud with brighter prospects the demand
for goods has been correspondingy more liberal.
Tie wholesale trade continues to pick mp, and the
past week has witnessed fair demand In the retail
and city trade also.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-19
CURE FOR sn,K HEADACHE.

For proof that DR.. Gums Liver Pills
cures sick headache, ask your druggist for
free trial package. Only one for dose.
Regular size boxes, - cents. Sold at
Alexander's drug store.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-19
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
LHIc 90. May 1.-THE Urovers' Journal re
ports:
Cst.ls-Receipts, 60 q shipments, 200 market
ruled stronger: shipping steers, $500 sos
pounds, 81 .Ola4 -: stockers aud feeders $3.50 Z
~: cows, bulls and mixed, 81 OOG3 80; bulk,
S3OE6.S3 Is; Texas cattle, S3.O94.25.
Hogs - Receipts, ll,oO; shipments, =
market strong and 5JlUc higher, prices ranging
from 500 10 SID
Sheep-Recelpts, 300; shipments, 1000; marke
s,tiv. and strong: all shorn, natives, 60 O
al y: western, g. % 2 40; Texans, S250G4.05
lambs - O0d4 OJ per head.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-19

Toothache, faceache, infamed and sore
eyes, are certainly cured by Ponds Ez
tract. Sold in our bottles only.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-19
WOOL MARKETS.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. Loyls. MAY l. -- Wool - Miriet ruled
sctiye and huoyant: unwsshsd. good medium, 20
20 36c: cuaIs- braid. lucLar; low sandy, 1919
lin, light gI.g}c: tine heavy, II L2uc; tub washed,
rhni.p 2iE3iL.c; mir. 33H35C: low. 3Ni3!C.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-19
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA. May 10 .-Wool-Narket ruled
quiet and unChang 81: Ohio and Penasy Nsnis
ti-eces 81; N&, B y3';; Michigan extra, Bic; ine
territory woolf. 1929; medium, 2j@15c; other
grades UNCHANGED
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-19
BOSTON.

PozroN, Nsy l7.-Wool-Qu!et but steady
Ohio and Pennsylvania extra heeces ,32c; M, at
sc: NN and above. At SIC: Michigan extra wno!s'
Al 9ic: territory woods, medium.
Wyoming. sUc; valley oregon, GO
ji: Eastern Oregon, l,42l; heavy fall Texas
II. pulled WOODS, superior, 33C3Sc: fancy Maine
ttr. en-. M--nuiuu 1~lflA-
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-19
FINANCIAL.
Money.

NEW York, MAJ /, - Money on call easy
at ~ a. per cent; closeu offered NJ , per cent
exchange dull, but steady and unchanged: S4sjl,
for sixty day bills and sis64 for demand.
BRITISH CONsOLs
LONDON, May Il. Consos closed at 1891,
tor money; silver, % llb1.
Bonds and Stocks.
NEwIoUK. Nay lI.-Bonds and Stoke closed as
the fOuuWina price MD:
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or less. and cents for esCh additional line. each
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NL-ANTED.--Meu, Women, Boys and Girls
w To earn StOpsr month 81 their own homes, \
nice Light. easy and profitable business. Costly
outfit OF samples, a package OF goods and .uu in
strultions sent for Ice. Address. Il. c. RCWELL
X co, RUTLAND, VT.
lIlUR SALE-uIt papers IN lots OF 10 at &c per
II lot Inquire AZ STATESMAN Office.
I AND MORTGAGE BANK OF TEXAS, limit
| ed negotiates loans and lien notes from SlO0o,
upwards on favorable terms, without DELAY. {. II.
| Sillimsn, manager, Masonic Temple, Austin.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-19
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, May -Csttle-Receipts, 800;
shipments, 5On: market I'll ed stronger; cnoice
heavy native ste-rs, s4.1OG5 To-; fair to good
shipping steers, 81 0lt4 to; butchers steers, fair
TO choice, SJ.1ug4.tO: feeders, fair to good $50
a y: stOCSers, fair 10 good, 81 - lG3 p
Texans. common grass 10 good cornfed 22lNJ
40.
Hogs-Receipts, 5OJ; shipments, PC; market
active and shade higher, ranging from Sl.0G
> 10
sheep-Receipts, 100: shipments 100: market
strong: clipped, fair 10 fancy, 81 25g -; lamb,
S361lli.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-05-19

KANsAs -. May I. Nh. Llve Sd

KANSAS LITl, May I5.-Iht 1--we STOCK II
di stor reports:
Csttle-ReCeipts, 500: shipments, 1,21O; mar
ket more active and values strong 10 a shad,
higher: good To choice S41jG4.45: common to me
dunn, g co a 10: stoCSers, S2.6ONL33O; ie-Gin!
steers, s340Q4 %; cows, S2.25GJ3.65.
no-s Receipts, '0,OOO shipments, =: mar
kst active and SdlOc higher quality of oferiug:
better prices ranging from :. - 10 20.
Sheep - Receipts, 100: shipments, -
market sCtive and steady; good TO choice
shorn, a. 9Dl3 80; common TO medium, 81 cog
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